Coco Red
Coco, Socque’s very first sneaker.
Dreamed up over many seasons, Coco marks Socque’s first step into sneakers. Somewhere between a ballet flat and a vintage sneaker, imagined in a palette of vibrant shades, Coco brings its references together beautifully.
Product details
Shipping & Returns
We ship orders within 24 hours.
In France :
- Point Chrono Relai 2-4 days: free
- Colissimo 2-3 days: €7
- Chronopost 1-2 days: €15
European Union - Colissimo 2-4 days: €15
USA / Switzerland - UPS 3-5 days: free (all taxes and VAT included)
Rest of the world: DHL 3-5 days, €20 (custom taxes non included)
Returns are accepted within 14 days of receipt. Exchanges are free of charge in France (see return conditions here).
Materials & Care
FROM BALLET SLIPPER TO SNEAKER
To create Coco, our very first sneaker, we started with an unexpected reference: the classical ballet slipper.
From the demi-pointe, Coco keeps the low, close-to-the-foot line, the softness, and the split sole designed to move naturally with the foot. Then come details borrowed from 1980s training wear: bold proportions, a mix of nylon and leather in punchy colors, and bright white laces that give the silhouette its sporty line. Coco was born.
Its distinctive construction, halfway between sacchetto shoemaking and a more traditional flat construction, was developed over several months with our partner atelier. It allows the shoe to move with the foot while keeping it supported. The materials come from Italian suppliers known for the quality of their work and the precision of their savoir-faire.
Somewhere between a ballet slipper and a vintage sneaker, Coco finds its own balance: soft, feminine, a little retro, and never too well-behaved.
FROM BALLET SLIPPER TO SNEAKER
To create Coco, our very first sneaker, we started with an unexpected reference: the classical ballet slipper.
From the demi-pointe, Coco keeps the low, close-to-the-foot line, the softness, and the split sole designed to move naturally with the foot. Then come details borrowed from 1980s training wear: bold proportions, a mix of nylon and leather in punchy colors, and bright white laces that give the silhouette its sporty line. Coco was born.
Its distinctive construction, halfway between sacchetto shoemaking and a more traditional flat construction, was developed over several months with our partner atelier. It allows the shoe to move with the foot while keeping it supported. The materials come from Italian suppliers known for the quality of their work and the precision of their savoir-faire.
Somewhere between a ballet slipper and a vintage sneaker, Coco finds its own balance: soft, feminine, a little retro, and never too well-behaved.
